Windows come in many sizes for many purposes. Add a glass door to a corner cabinet in a kitchen that needs an update. Add a window of clear glass for some privacy. Add a design point of color over a door! Innovations is ready to come to your house and work with you for the design, creation, and installation!
Don't want to block the outside light but need to add privacy to a bathroom? This window in all clear glass is the perfect solution. To allow the window to easily open, the stained glass piece is hung by chains from the top of the window. Windows can have a simple silver frame or wooden frame can be added and painted to match the room it hangs in.
Large Windows
A large window is the focal point of the room it hangs in. This CT customer chose the glass with our help. The design contained over 400 pieces and measures about 24 X 50 inches. No project is too large or small for Innovations.
Indoor Transoms
Most people use transom windows to increase outside curb appeal. These transom windows were actually on an inside wall of the house. Have a long hallway? Consider putting a window in the top of a bedroom wall that is shared with the hallway. Privacy in the room is kept but now the window is art for both sides. This example is created using antique glass with rainwater glass and bevel accents. Bevels along the sides add an interesting border. Light shining through the bevels sends small rainbows across the room.
Cabinet Doors
Innovations in Glass designed the ice cream cabinet door to accent the art work hanging in the kitchen. Care was taken to use reeded glass for a real feeling for this strawberry soda piece. It looks ready to drink!
White paper has been placed behind the door for this photo. If the inside of your cabinet is not picture perfect, remember to design your door with a view blocking background glass to help obscure the items inside.
Have an open shelf that is always a mess over the desk? Cover the opening with a window on a hinge for a Wow factor and no mess.
Overlay Windows
Windows can be added in any area of a home. In this family room a large wall is broken up by the installation of a window in a shape other than rectangular, so it seems more like a piece of art than a window. Existing transoms can have an overlay put on the inside of a hallway to add interest and sparkle to an entrance. The project is installed easily without a change to the existing windows.
